Garlic will soon be ready to harvest all over the country, but nowhere more than in Gilroy, California, the town known worldwide for its garlic. In fact, Christopher Ranch in Gilroy supplies America … more

Why would Ofir Akunis, a popular Likud figure serving in his 15th year in the Knesset, with little history of activity in the Diaspora, accept Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s offer to … more

The parents of American-Israeli hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin will launch on Sunday a “Week of Goodness” to bring global attention to the plight of the remaining 120 captives held by Hamas … more

A question emerging from the war between Israel, Hamas and other terror organizations is this: Is today’s international law capable of addressing armed conflict between a state and terror … more

A few weeks ago, Shabbat in Washington was an extremely pleasant one. The crowds thronged the National Mall lined with its many museums, extending from the Capitol grounds to the Washington Monument, … more

Michelle Sarna and her family were visiting Israel to celebrate her mother’s birthday last year when Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7. The psychologist at SAR Academy in Riverdale and her … more

Joe Berlinger says he was troubled when he read reports of a 2018 study from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, which showed one in 10 millennial Americans thought that Jews … more

Intersectionality is the idea that victims of oppression should join together and support each other’s causes. It has become a driving force, spreading beyond academia and social justice … more

Most New Yorkers don’t think much about Scranton, Pennsyvania, the once-upon-a-time railroad and coal town that famously helped shape Joe Biden’s youth. And if they think of Scranton at … more

Like all those who publish here, I too am a warrior and a wordsmith. I am driven by ideas. They rule my waking life. But some days are too hard. I’ve been writing about antisemitism … more